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    Spanish is the fourth most commonly spoken language globally and is the official language of 20 countries. The DELE Diplomas are official Spanish proficiency certificates awarded by the Spanish Ministry of Education. There are six DELE levels that correspond to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, from A1 for basic proficiency to C2 for mastery. Over 45,000 candidates take the DELE exams each year in over 100 countries.

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    Spanish is the fourth most commonly spoken language globally and is the official language of 20 countries. The DELE Diplomas are official Spanish proficiency certificates awarded by the Spanish Ministry of Education. There are six DELE levels that correspond to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, from A1 for basic proficiency to C2 for mastery. Over 45,000 candidates take the DELE exams each year in over 100 countries.

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    Spanish is the fourth most commonly spoken language globally and is the official language of 20 countries. The DELE Diplomas are official Spanish proficiency certificates awarded by the Spanish Ministry of Education. There are six DELE levels that correspond to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, from A1 for basic proficiency to C2 for mastery. Over 45,000 candidates take the DELE exams each year in over 100 countries.

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    Dele

    Today Spanish is the worlds fourth most commonly spoken


    language, after Chinese, English and Hindi. Spanish is the official
    language of around twenty countries, spoken in more than 40, and
    the mother tongue of over 400 million people. Spanish is at the
    moment the second language of international communication, and
    is being increasingly used in economic, political and cultural
    relations.
    The number of those studying Spanish throughout the world is
    growing every year, and getting ready for the Diplomas of Spanish
    as a Foreign Language (DELE), is definitely one of the best ways to
    start working with Spanish and Latin American companies and
    institutions.
    The Diplomas of Spanish as a Foreign Language (DELE) are official
    qualifications, which prove your level of proficiency in the Spanish
    language and which are awarded by the Spanish Ministry of
    Education and Science.
    The DELE Diplomas are internationally recognized, and enjoy great
    prestige not only among public and private educational institutions
    and authorities, but also in the business world and chambers of
    commerce. They are ideal for furthering your career and access to
    education, both in Spain and in other Latin American countries.
    The DELE examinations have been designed following the guidelines
    of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
    (CEFR) of the Council of Europe, which ensures a practical way of
    establishing a standard, international and objective measurement of
    the level that should be reached at each teaching stage, and in
    evaluating results.
    There are six levels (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2), and therefore the
    courses are organized in six levels, depending on the degree of
    difficulty and according to the students ability to communicate in
    the language on completion of each level.
    The examinations include Reading Comprehension, Written
    Expression, Oral Comprehension, Grammar and Vocabulary and
    Verbal Expression.
    In Level A1, students will be able to express themselves simply in
    basic and predictable everyday life situations.
    In Level A2, students will be able to express themselves adequately
    in basic social conventions and communicate satisfactorily in
    everyday life situations.

    In Level B1, students will be able to express themselves reasonably


    accurately and with a degree of flexibility in familiar but more
    complex everyday life situations.
    In Level B2, students will be able to communicate fluently and with
    sufficient accuracy, using an appropriate register of formality, to
    express their ideas well, using language suitable for the situation.
    In Level C1, students will be able to express themselves fluently and
    spontaneously, using the register necessary for the context of the
    conversation and the intentions of the speaker.
    And finally in Level C2, students will be able to express themselves
    in all types of situations, including discussion on abstract and
    complex specialised themes.

    DELE Diploma in Spanish

    Framework of
    Reference

    Level

    Diploma in Spanish Level A1

    A1

    Breakthrou

    Diploma in Spanish Level A2

    A2

    Waystage

    Diploma in Spanish Level B1

    B1

    Threshold

    Diploma in Spanish Level B2

    B2

    Vantage

    Diploma in Spanish Level C1

    C1

    Effective O
    Proficiency

    Diploma in Spanish Level C2

    C2

    Mastery

    Every year, more than 45,000 candidates sit the examinations for
    this Diploma. Examinations are held three times a year in May,
    August and November, in 500 examination centres based in over
    100 countries worldwide.
    The University of Salamanca collaborates in designing exam papers
    and in grading the tests with Instituto Cervantes, a public institution

    from the Spanish Government that was founded in 1991 to promote


    the development of Spanish and Latin American language and
    culture throughout the world.
    At the Diplomas website (http://diplomas.cervantes.es/en) you can
    find all the information you need about DELE.

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